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I had this idea before of sending ballons to "the space" with a collectible object and then retrieve them, saying "I have this specific object that was in space
by 101008 2mo ago
I had this idea before of sending ballons to "the space" with a collectible object and then retrieve them, saying "I have this specific object that was in space too". Is it possible or am I dreaming too much?
- pjc50 2mo agoPeople do that routinely-ish. https://www.youtube.com/live/Let4NxZRnMA https://www.youtube.com/live/Let4NxZRnMA
- TylerE 2mo agoFor reasonable definitions of "in space" doesn't really cut it. Balloons top out at around 120,000ft unless you're getting super exotic, and that'll only get you another 20k ft or so. Not even out of the stratosphere. Not space by any reasonable definition. About the lowest thing that could reasonably be called space is the Karmin line, and that's at 100km, or 330,000ft.
- notagoodidea 2mo agoDepending on your definition of space, this is what the Earth To Sky does to finance their helium balloons runs: https://www.earthtosky.store/about https://www.earthtosky.store/about. I got a pendant for my partner, it was a nice gift.
- gaudystead 2mo agoYour username betrays you, because this is indeed a good idea. Thank you for sharing! I'd never heard of this, but now have some cool gift ideas for family & friends. :)
- Antipode 1mo agoPet peeve: I really wish they would stop using fisheye lenses for things like this. The horizon does not look anywhere near that curved at that altitude.
- LtWorf 2mo agoLego did a video of that, they sent one of their space stations sets. I'm quite sure they glued it.
- 4petesake 2mo agoThe Kraggle?!?!? Say it ain't so, Lego!